Babbabud said:FAITH TO SURMOUNT OBSTACLES
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Selection Source: Carry On with Strict Training in Practice and Study, Kyushu, Japan, October 21, 1987, Buddhism in Action, Vol. VI, pg. 234
Taking faith in this Buddhism does not mean that all our problems will disappear. Actually, embracing the Mystic Law and practicing shakubuku for the benefit of others may mean that you are busier, so that you end up facing even more troubles. But each day, live in such a manner that creates infinite value; just as "infinite meaning
derives from the one Law," "one day" can be equal in value to the enormous length of "one hundred kalpas." Thus a life-condition filled with supreme joy and tremendous value, unattainable in any other way, is developed. Herein lies the profound significance of embracing this faith and advancing toward kosen-rufu.
As I wrote in my Essays: The Human Revolution, Mr. Toda once encouraged the youth as follows: "A son of the revolution will not grow if he dreams only of a relaxed, peaceful life. I would like you to be the kind of person who maintains harmony between intellect and sentiment, someone who during the day sweats because of working, studying and challenging oneself, and yet still has the time to stand on the beach conversing with the waves of the ocean, or, at night, to make friends with the stars."